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One more person has died in Minnesota from COVID-19, bringing the total deaths in the state up to 10, according to the Minnesota Department of Health on Monday.

The department said 576 people have tested positive for the virus, and of that number, 260 no longer need to be isolated.

Ninety-two patients have required hospitalization, and 56 remain hospitalized as of today — 24 in intensive care.

The agency states 18,822 tests have been completed, including 7,948 from the Minnesota Department of Health’s public health lab and 10,874 from external laboratories.

Confirmed cases rose to 12 in Mower County and six in Steele County but remained the same as the previous day for Waseca County, at three cases, and Faribault County at one case. Blue Earth County has had nine cases, and Freeborn County has not had any confirmed cases.

Hennepin County has the highest number of confirmed cases at 190, followed by Olmsted at 51, Ramsey at 50 and Dakota at 46.

Forty-eight of Minnesota’s counties have at least one confirmed case.

 

Confirmed COVID-19 cases in Minnesota

County	Cases
Anoka	22
Beltrami	3
Benton	1
Big Stone	1
Blue Earth	9
Carver	10
Cass	1
Chisago	3
Clay	4
Clearwater	2
Cottonwood	1
Dakota	46
Dodge	8
Douglas	1
Faribault	1
Fillmore	7
Goodhue	3
Hennepin	190
Isanti	2
Itasca	1
Jackson	1
Kandiyohi	1
Lac qui Parle	1
Le Sueur	13
Lincoln	1
Mahnomen	1
Martin	23
Meeker	1
Mower	12
Nicollet	3
Olmsted	51
Otter Tail	1
Ramsey	50
Renville	1
Rice	3
Scott	10
Sherburne	7
Sibley	1
St. Louis	12
Stearns	5
Steele	6
Wabasha	6
Waseca	3
Washington	34
Watonwan	1
Wilkin	1
Winona	5
Wright	6